Here are some sample images from the “Maurice PhotoBooth“. Our photo “booth” is not an actual booth, (it’s better!) because we can fit larger groups and get crazier with posing. They are always a ton of fun to have at the reception, and a great opportunity for the guests to have fun in front of the camera.
To see more, please visit www.mauricephoto.com
MTF is the best wedding band I’ve ever heard - you can’t go wrong by going with them. They asked me to take some promo shots the other day - what a fun crew to work with.
Kay and Ari were married on a beautiful March day. I don’t get to say that too often. Their wedding and reception were at the Daughters of the American Revolution chapter house on Capital Hill. It’s a beautiful old house filled with antiques. The ceremony was done by Pat of A Heavenly Ceremony. You can see their slideshow here.
The DAR building
Rubber ducks as a wedding gift. How cool is that?
A hug for Dad to end the night.
Here’s a shot from Dylan and Cassie’s engagement session the other day. We had a great shoot at Discovery Park. To see more of my work, please visit www.mauricephoto.com
While I was walking around Capitol Hill with Kay & Ari, I spotted this awesome VW bus. My daughter (12), calls them “hippie buses”. I immediately had this thought of posing them in front of it not looking exactly happy. This was the result. I love it for something different!
By the way, I also took some happier images of them!
Before the Share Our Strength dinner was planned for me to come, I already knew that I would be there the following week. Carrie was planning a surprise party for husband Ron’s 60th birthday party. As the passionate owners of the Herbfarm, she wanted to have the event at the restaurant that is so central to their lives. So she invited Ron’s friends both recent and those he hadn’t seen for a few years.
The moment of surprise
Carrie. The sneaky wife pulling off a surprise at a restaurant that Ron is at everyday and overseeing every detail. 
This is Ron. The person in the background is making a statement about being only as old as you feel. Long live bunny ears in photos!
Their amazing chef, Keith, talking about the evening’s meal, which featured Ron’s favorite items from the amazing history of the Herbfarm’s menus.
Tysan, the sommelier, was quite passionate about the wines.
A vintage port from the year Ron was born.
The chef, Keith, hard at work.
So there are few ways to make your average photographer as uncomfortable as taking their photograph. So…when the ASWP got together yesterday at Maurice’s studio, not only did our illustrious Sean Flanigan take photographs of all of us for the website, but I took some behind-the-scenes photos.
Sean with his camera.
Joe & Jill
Larry getting shot.
Maurice - we all want to be this cool.
The amazing John Chin (or Yours by John as he is known).
The new man, Jeremy Leffel.
Jill, with hubby Joe in the background.
Sean showing Maurice his photo.
Maurice showing us all how to pose.
Leffel. I have no idea what he’s looking at.
Sean showing Jeremy how his camera shows photos on the back.
Jeremy must get extra photos because he’s the newest.
Larry gets the camera for a minute. I think he just wanted to play with Sean’s 50 f1.2. That thing is sweet.
Sean taking a turn as victim.
Joe back in the studio
Sean being impressed with his own work!
I had the great pleasure of photographing a fundraising dinner for Share Our Strength. This is not your average fundraising dinner, however. The dinner was at the Herbfarm in Woodinville, which is the only five star restaurant in the Seattle area, and then added guest chefs from Seattle and around the country! The great thing about it is that the proceeds go to feed hungry children here in the United States. Below are a few of the images.
Here are a few images from my inaugural shoot in my SODO studio - a few bridal and some non-bridal.
Photographer: Laurence Kim
Model: CarlyErin
Hair/Makeup: Dawn Tunnell
Stylist: Wai-Ching
